1955 yearbook
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1955 yearbook
Description
Left to right: first row: Daniel J.
Kelly, Michael Whalen, Dominic
Tran-ngoc Bicb, James P. Dolan,
James Lawrence, Lawrence Mul-
lins, David Goetsch. Second row:
Robert Lee, Robert Mann, Sam
Guagliardo, John R. Pagan, John
Conroy, Norman Goodman, William Hanghian, Carlos Leveling.
Third row: John Anderson,
Charles Owens, James Wolf, Marvin Eldred, Philip Clark, Morris
Augustin, Vincent Kaufman, Paul
Haas, Paul B. McDermott.
The Manning Club, the only official organization on campus established exclusively for
seminarians, functions as a student council for the seminary department. All juniors and
seniors are members of the club, and its president and secretary are elected from among
these members. The activities of the club include: sponsoring the seminary department's
float in the homecoming parade, a get-together for the freshmen and newcomers to the
seminary, and entertainment like the annual Christmas variety show.
The most important activity of the club is the selection of prominent speakers, priests
and laymen, from the quad-city area to address the seminarians on subjects which are of
interest to the future priests. The speakers are heard by all the members of the ecclesiastical
department.
The Rural Life Club in the Seminary department of St. Ambrose College has consistently
been one of the most active groups on the campus for the past few years. Its purpose is
to stimulate an interest among church students so that they will be better qualified to cope
with the problems in a rural parish, if they should be assigned to a rural area. The problems of the farm people are the problems of the Church, and that is the criterion by
which the meetings are conducted.
Various interesting programs were attempted during this past school year and they were
well attended. The National Catholic Rural Life Conference, held in Davenport this year,
and the St. Ambrose Farm Institute have greatly stimulated the interest in the Club, and
the members were given the opportunity to assist in both of these worthwhile endeavors.
Monsignor Hauber and Dr. Paul Sacco are the faculty moderators.
Left to right: first row: Hugh
McAleer, Michael Whalen, William Hosey, John Moron, Richard
Detterman, Louis Mulligan, William Byrne. Second row: John
Conroy, Morris Augustin, Sam
Guagliardo, Joseph Denning,
William Hanghian, Donald Don-
abugb, Carlos Leveling. Third
row: Robert Mann, John Anderson, James Wolf, Marvin Eldred,
Vincent Kaufman, David Goetsch.
Kelly, Michael Whalen, Dominic
Tran-ngoc Bicb, James P. Dolan,
James Lawrence, Lawrence Mul-
lins, David Goetsch. Second row:
Robert Lee, Robert Mann, Sam
Guagliardo, John R. Pagan, John
Conroy, Norman Goodman, William Hanghian, Carlos Leveling.
Third row: John Anderson,
Charles Owens, James Wolf, Marvin Eldred, Philip Clark, Morris
Augustin, Vincent Kaufman, Paul
Haas, Paul B. McDermott.
The Manning Club, the only official organization on campus established exclusively for
seminarians, functions as a student council for the seminary department. All juniors and
seniors are members of the club, and its president and secretary are elected from among
these members. The activities of the club include: sponsoring the seminary department's
float in the homecoming parade, a get-together for the freshmen and newcomers to the
seminary, and entertainment like the annual Christmas variety show.
The most important activity of the club is the selection of prominent speakers, priests
and laymen, from the quad-city area to address the seminarians on subjects which are of
interest to the future priests. The speakers are heard by all the members of the ecclesiastical
department.
The Rural Life Club in the Seminary department of St. Ambrose College has consistently
been one of the most active groups on the campus for the past few years. Its purpose is
to stimulate an interest among church students so that they will be better qualified to cope
with the problems in a rural parish, if they should be assigned to a rural area. The problems of the farm people are the problems of the Church, and that is the criterion by
which the meetings are conducted.
Various interesting programs were attempted during this past school year and they were
well attended. The National Catholic Rural Life Conference, held in Davenport this year,
and the St. Ambrose Farm Institute have greatly stimulated the interest in the Club, and
the members were given the opportunity to assist in both of these worthwhile endeavors.
Monsignor Hauber and Dr. Paul Sacco are the faculty moderators.
Left to right: first row: Hugh
McAleer, Michael Whalen, William Hosey, John Moron, Richard
Detterman, Louis Mulligan, William Byrne. Second row: John
Conroy, Morris Augustin, Sam
Guagliardo, Joseph Denning,
William Hanghian, Donald Don-
abugb, Carlos Leveling. Third
row: Robert Mann, John Anderson, James Wolf, Marvin Eldred,
Vincent Kaufman, David Goetsch.
Date
1955
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/8600